Headlines: County Health Department prepares for measles, arts funding cut and proposed Warming Center settlement
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Flathead County health experts prepare for measles, Kalispell City Council expected to vote on deal with homeless shelter, and legislators slash grant funding for local arts nonprofits.
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Join Daily Inter Lake reporter Taylor Inman as she goes over some of the week’s biggest headlines.
We’ll learn more about how local health experts are preparing for a potential spread of measles, when Kalispell City Council is expected to vote on a deal with the Warming Center and why state grant funding was slashed for some local arts nonprofits.
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Flathead County health experts prepare as measles spreads across U.S.
Kalispell City Council expected to vote on a deal with homeless shelter on March 17
Miscommunication results in loss of funding from Flathead Valley arts programs
Students hone scientific ideas at annual Flathead Science Fair
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